The South Coast United Mountain Bikers Club (SCUM) are still smiling after the enormous success of their last event, the “Flow ‘n Five Fest”. More than a hundred riders participated in the two-day event.
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Notable amongst the prize-winners were the amazing efforts put in by the junior riders. In the Male Junior Pairs category, the ‘Spokeheads’, Callum Charlesworth (14yrs) and Oliver Macken (15yrs) - took out first place, completing 9 laps of the 11km Coondoo course between them.
Not far behind in second place were the “Crank Grinders” – Henry Mackay (10yrs) and Gillie Macken (10yrs) – who smashed out 7 laps.
Awesome results were also recorded in the Junior Solo Categories. In the boys Matt Rodrigues (17yrs) took out first place completing 9 laps and Harper Hancox (11yrs) in second with 6 laps. Maisy Evans (13yrs) completed 6 laps of the course taking out first place in the Junior Female Solo category.
SCUM have taken round 3 of their Cross Country Endurance series and given it a twist bound to entice any rider.
On Saturday, September 16, starting at 4pm, riders will take off around the lovingly maintained Butterfly course for 3 hours.
What’s the twist? Just to dial up the fun, the last hour or so will, of course, be in pitch-black darkness.
If you haven’t tried this type of riding, now is the time to charge up the lights and take the thrill factor to the next level.
For full Flow ‘n Five results, and details of the upcoming Dusk 2 Dark, checkout the SCUM website (www.scum.asn.au).